Variable Overhead

Overhead Efficiency Variance
Overhead Efficiency Variance is an accounting concept used in standard costing systems to measure the variance in overhead costs due to the efficiency or inefficiency of actual production time compared to the standard time allocated.
Overhead Total Variance
In a system of standard costing, the overhead total variance is the difference between the standard overhead recovered for actual units produced and the actual overhead incurred for a period.
Standard Overhead Cost
A standard cost for the fixed and/or variable overhead of an operation derived from the standard time allowed for the performance of the operation or the production of a product and the standard overhead absorption rate per unit of time for that operation or product.
Standard Variable Overhead Cost
Standard variable overhead cost refers to a specific type of standard cost derived from the standard time allowed for an operation or product production and the standard variable overhead absorption rate per unit time for that operation or product.
Variable Overhead Expenditure Variance
Variable overhead expenditure variance in standard costing is the difference between the budgeted variable overhead expenses and the actual variable overhead expenses incurred.

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